According to a recent study, when does peak thickness of the cerebral cortex occur in children with ADHD?
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Summarize the key findings and their implications for Tan Yee Cheng, Inattention (T-score = 75), this score is significantly above average, indicating severe difficulties in maintaining attention, which is consistent with ADHD. Hyperactivity/Impulsivity (T-score = 80), this score is also significantly above average, suggesting high levels of hyperactive and impulsive behaviors, aligning with ADHD symptoms. Learning Problems (T-score = 70), this elevated score indicates notable difficulties in academic performance, likely exacerbated by inattention and hyperactivity. Executive Functioning (T-score = 65), this score suggests challenges in planning, organizing, and completing tasks, which are common in children with ADHD. Aggression (T-score = 55), this score is within the average range, indicating no significant issues with aggression. Peer Relations (T-score = 60), This score indicates some difficulties in social interactions, which could be due to impulsivity and hyperactivity affecting her ability to form and maintain friendships and psychological and educational support needs. Provide recommendations for further assessment or intervention if necessary.
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